>> buy todd. >> reporter: todd reine, shirley's stepson.y todd. >> reporter: todd reine, shirley's stepson rams said over and over. >> john rams repeatedly told investigators todd reine wanted shirley dead and he was willing to pay someone to do it. that he was willing to pay him to do it. >> reporter: the question is -- did he follow through with it? >> never once did i say, "yeah, i will solidly do this for you." never once did i tell him "yes, i will do this." >> reporter: the district attorney's office wasn't buying john's story and were betting the jury wouldn't either. >> john rams had been hired to do this job and todd reine had hired tim to do it. >> reporter: but the forensics told a very different story. >> there was no fiber, fingerprint, dna, trace, ballistics, foot impression evidence against john rams, none whatsoever. >> reporter: the one fingerprint that was discovered at the scene, didn't point to john either. >> john rams was excluded as a possible source of this latent print. >> reporter: the strongest evidence against him came from witness testimony by jail house inform

tanner mangum is with todd mcshay. >> todd: how did it happen man?i'm just so grateful to be on this team and honestly the guys on this team did it. i just came in to try to do my part. guys around me making plays. making it easy for me. i'm happy i came out with a win. >> todd: second time taysom goes out what goes through your mind? >> i just got back from my mission but i knew i would be ready to go. when the time came i was ready to step in and play. >> todd: the ball snapped. you eluded defender. what's going through your mind? explain it to us through your eyes. >> the coach and i, he told me to buy some time. i just wanted to wait and let him get down there and i threw it a -- came out wobbly but got there and glad that mitch made a play on it. >> todd: did you see the actual catch? >> i was scared he was going to fall short. but i couldn't believe it. it was amazing. >> todd: unbelievable. congratulations, man. >> thank you. >> sean: time-out. the true freshman mangum to the shocking disbelief of the huskers sideline took the cougars 76 yards

nope. >> with todd?not a bit. >> todd tells me he heard his own calling several years later when he was 14. he also chose to keep it a secret in his brother. >> our parents talked to each of us separately. but we weren't talking to each other. but eventually they're the ones that brought us in the same room and said you're both thinking about it. >> were you relieved to know about it. >> yes, it was a big relief. i could share it with them. >> they acquired their 8 years of seminary, traveling to the holy land and rome. seven years in they became deacons, and a year later at the age of 26 they were finally ordained as priests. >> the entire church gathered saying thank you, god for this man. please bless him, please prepare him, put it in his heart. >> it's one of the most powerful, joyful moments of my life. and i couldn't stop smiling the entire day. >> todd and gary are now devoted to doing god's work. they've joined their uncle bill, who is also a man of the cloth. >> hail mary, full of grace. >> jus

i drove to todd's house. i'm a reporter, i was coming by to knock on the door. you have anything to say? >> the campaign manager e-mail me and said we are not commenting, it is a personal matter between todd and his family. >> it doesn't help the governor as he tries to get the republican nomination. he starting to look like jimmy carter's brother, he used to record cars. this does not help the governor. >> i wonder though if it doesn't. to me, my gut reaction is if this is true you have five kids and a wife who are now victims of someone's poor decision-making. i am astounded at the amount of digging these tablets do to get a story. it's not news, it's gossip and to me it doesn't have an impact. >> lets not be hypocrites we hold our elected officials to a higher standard. but their families families are not a part of that. >> they are held to a different standard, we all agree kids are off limits. i think its murky waters when you get into siblings, spouses, and that sort of thing. >> thanks for on a test. >> i'm in camden where governor christie just look at a

tanner mangum is with todd mcshay. >> todd: how did it happen man?i'm just so grateful to be on this team and honestly the guys on this team did it. i just came in to try to do my part. guys around me making plays. making it easy for me. i'm happy i came out with a win. >> todd: second time taysom goes out what goes through your mind? >> i just got back from my mission but i knew i would be ready to go. when the time came i was ready to step in and play. >> todd: the ball snapped. you eluded defender. what's going through your mind? explain it to us through your eyes. >> the coach and i, he told me to buy some time. i just wanted to wait and let him get down there and i threw it a -- came out wobbly but got there and glad that mitch made a play on it. >> todd: did you see the actual catch? >> i was scared he was going to fall short. but i couldn't believe it. it was amazing. >> todd: unbelievable. congratulations, man. >> thank you. >> sean: time-out. the true freshman mangum to the shocking disbelief of the huskers sideline took the cougars 76 yards

if you had known that, todd -- i this. i mean, it's heartbreaking. >> i did ask her about three weeks after she was complaining of them, as she walked through the door one day at 2:00, and i said, "don't you think we should go get that checked?" had i known about the signs and symptoms for brain aneurysms and what a brain aneurysm was, bill, i would have insisted. we would have gone to the e.r. that night, and i would have insisted on a mra. >> i'm gonna ask you guys to stick around for a couple minutes while we take a quick break. i want to, when i come back -- each of you involved in causes to actually make this happen. i want to get specific with that. when we come back, we'll continue our conversation with todd crawford, husband of our friend lisa colagrossi, and with dr. j mocco of mount sinai. stay with us. >> welcome back to "upclose." we are continuing our conversation about brain aneurysms, the silent killer -- what you can do about it, how to prevent it, how to even know if you're at risk for it. todd crawford is

christopher todd. joshua todd. sandra frazier. john. william howard. warda michael. thomas. susan.hony. richard. stephen emanuel. scott allen paul. john edwards paul. antonio. gregory. wanda. vincent. kathryn. richard. robert david. edward. patricia and. herman. >> and my mother we miss you every day and everything about you. i hope you can see up above what a wonderful job. we love you, we miss you so much. >> and our son and our daughter is my sister -- in a loss sister. >> joseph k.. edward. linkedin. beth a and. hector. michael. james francis. ricardo. carol. christopher peter anthony. eugene j.. michael paul. peter. harry. edward. lucas. maria ramirez. harry because. lorenzo ramsey. adam. jonathan randall. in g. rhonda. robert rasmussen. martha. david alan james. >> my brother on behalf of the whole family including my father who passed away last year, who founded difficult to remember this day but never wanted to forget his namesake son. >> and my father, we are your legacy we think about you every day and we look forward to continuing to live our lives in your tradition. >>

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is outside the ed sullivan theater in new york. todd you spoke with fans who were at night t tonight's tapin. >> reporter: so many of them were interested in at least trying to figure out who is the real stephen coluber. so many ofs have gotten you've to the character he played on the colbert report. well tonight fans got their answers. >> stephen! >> mr. george clooney, george! >> with the added star power of george clooney colbert made his long awaited late show debut. >> i laughed a ton. i clapped so much my hands are sore. >> it was really great. >> members of the audience telling me the taping of the show inside the ed sullivan theater took longer than expected sean o'neal made the trip up from north wales montgomery county. >> there was a lot of material. i don't know how they'll fit into one hour. we were in there for 2.5. tonight's editor uninevitable position. >> he or she will earn their

let's bring in trader todd horowitz. we'll talk about commodities but first i have to ask, why aren't my grocery bills are getting cheaper? if commodities are down 14, 15, 20%, i'm still paying same at grocery store. >> hi, david, melissa. here is what we have. report is only ex-food and energy. grocery stores don't realize prices are crushed. coffee is down over 50% this year. david: when i go to starbucks, cup of coffee is same price. >> they don't bring prices down. they don't count that as inflation. overall price at retail is going higher. we always take ex-food and energy. hard to make them realize we're paying more for goods and services. >> what is the sign commodities are getting crushed? is it china, slowdown in the world economy, what? >> a big sign of a weakening economy. a sign that the markets are themselves weakening. possibly less demand. producers having trouble producing. we can't afford foods. theory without, interest rates spector where we are zero, nobody can borrow money. we're having trouble produc

todd got the toys. >> another legal drama. jessica alba is being sued over her honest line for the household goods. the suit alleges the company misrepresents their products including hand soap and cleaners as natural when they actually contain synthetic ingredients. the suit claims that the company's sunscreen is ineffective. jessica told "e.t." today the allegations against us are baseless and without merit. i know my children honor and haven grow up in a safer home because of our products. now we've got to show you a photo of jessica wearing a weird glowing mask out of the horror movie. it's an anti-aging mask aimed at keeping her skin perfect and wrinkle free. on tonight's abc "slosh20/20," with pope francis. david told us about taking part in this unprecedented tv event. >> it was an honor for me. there were tears and moments of true joy. to sit there and be away from the pope watching him move people in that way. >> i love you very much. >> the pope's merciful blessing in texas to this nun brought laughter and applause.

with todd quinones, todd? >> reporter: well, jessica it is quite the remarkable view here behind me, the the crowd of some 25,000 are on hand, here, to soak up the word of the holy father. during mass here, this evening, pope francis proclaimed that jesus says go out and in my name, embrace life as it is and not as you think it should be. thousands cheered wildly as pope francis rolled through the streets of the nation's capitol. francis is known as a peoples pope and he lived up to that today stopping the parade several times, to kiss children. >> it was wonderful, great, to see him. >> the way he looked at us, really nice. >> we just love pope francis, his message, he is sending to the people and catholic church. >> reporter: later at the saint matthews cathedral the pope outlined his vision of the church and u.s. bishops and gave them specific guidance on the controversial issue of latin immigrants. the pope's first full day in the u.s. began at the white house where another large crowd gathered on the sout

"eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is joining us now from center city with more. todd? >> reporter: ukee, right now the mayor is fighting the perception that an awful lot of businesses here in center city will be shutting down once the pope's in town. despite challenges for making deliveries wawa will have doors open when pope francis arrives in late september. >> we're very excited. we think it will be a great weekend. we think it will be great opportunity to showcase what the city of philadelphia is all about. >> reporter: there is a full court public relations press being made to encourage busine businesses to stay open. mayor michael nutter went on the offensive. cite wagon he says were inaccurate reports in the media. >> the city of philadelphia never told anyone to close. the us secret service never told anyone to close. >> reporter: but businesses are closing despite the mayor's efforts. this will be among them citing traffic restrictions and concerns over deliveries much it will be closed during the pope's visit the weekend of september 26th. >> we have employee

christopher todd. joshua todd. sandra frazier. john. william howard. warda michael. thomas. susan.ot. and anthony. richard. stephen emanuel. scott allen paul. john edwards paul. antonio. gregory. wanda. vincent. kathryn. richard. robert david. edward. patricia and. herman. >> and my mother we miss you every day and everything about you. i hope you can see up above what a wonderful job. we love you, we miss you so much. >> and our son and our daughter is my sister -- in a loss sister. >> joseph k.. edward. linkedin. beth a and. hector. michael. james francis. ricardo. carol. christopher peter anthony. eugene j.. michael paul. peter. harry. edward. lucas. maria ramirez. harry because. lorenzo ramsey. adam. jonathan randall. in g. rhonda. robert rasmussen. martha. david alan james. >> my brother on behalf of the whole family including my father who passed away last year, who founded difficult to remember this day but never wanted to forget his namesake son. >> and my father, we are your legacy we think about you every day and we look forward to continuing to live our lives in your tra

todd, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee.ope francis made no formal remark after he touched down but still for the faithful and the curious, there was a connection. for catholic this was a moment for the spirit for all americans it was a moment in history. greeted by president obama and the first family along with vice-president joe biden, his wife and two granddaughters, pope francis waived to an according crowd. >> he praised god and all of us praised god and he's famous. and why won't somebody want to come see the pope? >> it was very exciting. experience to remember. i couldn't even believe he waived. i was just like so surprised and shock. and it's just going to be a day to remember. >> reporter: francis was driven away in fiat not a limousine. emphasizing his preference for modesty. spectators waited highway overpass hoping to catch glimpse of the motorcade. >> he's a people's pope. he's just not a catholic pope. he's the people's pope. >> reporter: but the pope's historic trip won't be all fanfare. on wednesday the fir

for beginning of the top story, todd?>> jessica, pope francis touches down here in our nation's capitol now question is, can he touch the hearts and mind of the power elite here. i'll have a live report coming up next. >>> a long journey of healing lead a wounded police officer and family to philadelphia international airport and meeting with the pope. >>> and coming up new a at 6:00 o'clock a south jersey child is earning some high praise tonight, how this third grader, came to the aid a of the neighbor in just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> i'm ukee washington and here's what is happening. the years of planning is over and now it is show time. world meeting of families officially opens with the ribbon cutting ceremony at the pennsylvania convention center. archbishop chaput and mayor michael nutter were on hand for the opening festivities. philadelphia public schools are closed through monday, thanks in part, to the papal visi

the very latest, todd? >> reporter: erika, in federal court here this morning, the suspect, delvin barnes, tried to offer up an explanation, as to why he randomly kidnapped a woman right off a philadelphia street. >> chilling surveillance video captured the 22 year old woman walking on coulter street in germantown, the november kidnapping, led to all-out manhunt, that tracked suspect delvin barnes to a maryland parking lot, where the victim was rescued. this morning if federal court, barnes pled guilty to one count of kidnapping. he told the judge, the abduction started out as a robbery, but adding he panicked. the 38 year old said he was desperate, that he ran out of money and was trying to get to virginia, to see his daughter one last time before turning himself into authorities there. the 38 year old accused of kidnapping, raping, assaulting 16 year old girl about a month before abducting his second victim in philadelphia. the investigation also revealed, he sexually exploited the 22 year old. >> and the

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todd quinones is in our sat center. he has reaction from snuka's hometown in new jersey todd. >> ukee this was cold case. it was going nowhere and then jimmy put out a book and now his own words could come back to haunt him. in his heyday jimmy super fly snuka was a hero to young fans but today prosecutors say he's a killer. >> charges of third degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: now 72-year-old was arrested tuesday for the 1983 death of his girlfriend nancy argentina. i spoke with nancy's sister over the phone. >> very happy because it's been a long road. >> reporter: she sustained serious injuries to her head while staying snuka inside a whitehall township motel. she later died at the hospital. the then 39-year-old was wrestling at an event at allentown fairgrounds. no one answered the door at the wrestler's home in atco camden county, new jersey. his neighbors say he is well liked guy. >> i don't know. all this time past and now they're trying to get new charges against him. i don't know. >> repo

quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, todd. >>> after his washington d.c. visit pope francis will head to new york city. our david spun t will be live in the big apple starting thursday. >>> pope may not be in philadelphia just yet the but world meeting of families is already underway. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is at the pennsylvania convention center with the look at the events there, alex? >> reporter: good evening, ukee. world meeting of families got off to an energetic start this afternoon. we have been seeing families and visitors out enjoying the city already. it had has been a good start to this. the mountain owe for next four days, being love is our mission, the family, fully alive. >> one, two, three... >> reporter: with a red ribbon, flags and faithful flare, the 205 world meeting of families arrived. >> philadelphia is the perfect place for the world meeting of families because philadelphia is always been a place of diversity, and proudness, city of neighborhood anchored by thousands and thousands of families. >> we have come to

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todd thanks so much.et us know was think about the eagles season opener send us a message on the cbs philly facebook page or tweet us at cbs philly. be sure to use the hash tag cb cbs3. >> brazen thief caught on camera and police are searching for a suspect who stole packages left on the front steps of a local home. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt smoke witness victims live at police headquarters with that and some very good, very clear surveillance video yo, david. >> reporter: jess cash it really is. i've seen a lot of surveillance video over the years but i have physical you the clarity in this video sets it apart from other surveillance video hopefully making it ease your for detectives. detectives hope that you can recognize the man in this video so they can get this guy behind bars as soon as possible. the man in this surveillance video on dupont street in manayunk didn't seem too worried about being caught. he stole a valuable package in the middle of the day with not one but two security ca

roaring live tonight along the parkway, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, todd, thankso much. >>> and as the pope's rival draws closer, security gets tighter. if you were in center city today you certainly noticed that. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in center city with a look at all of the measures now in place. diana, this is extensive. >> reporter: it is, jessica. and certainly a whole different feel down here tonight. we're live on broad street outside what will be the most secure perimeter come tomorrow morning you can see the barricades are up and the security checkpoint is in place. those in the distance are the metal detectors the crowds will be fumbling through come tomorrow morning. originally it was thought there would be nearly 2 million people here this weekend. in recent days those estimates have gone down so tonight we asked the governor if he thought that all of this security was affecting the masses. center city is locked down. metal detectors are up at the most secure perimeters and barricades are blocking vehicle traffic. out of towner

reporting live tonight in old city, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you so muchight before the pope spoke at independence hall, he went to saint charles borromeo seminary in wynnewood to get some rest. that's where he's staying for the weekend. pontiff was greeted by 150 seminarians who cheered as the holy father arrived in his fiat. the seminarians sank a song they consider their anthem before posing for photos with francis. >> earlier pope francis celebrated mass with about 1600 faithful at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. ♪ >> a sea of smart phones greeted the holy father to capture the social moment as he went inside. chris his homily he invoke the name of philadelphia st. katherine drexel asking what about you? he challenged those in attendance to strength they are churches and communities through faith. >> this does not mean relinquishinrelinquishing the sl authority with which we have been entrusted, rather, it means discerning and employing wisely the manifold gifts which the spirit pours out upon the chur church. >> pope francis also call

reporting live tonight on the parkway, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, todd. final warning parking authority is reminding drivers it will start towing cars parked in the papal no parking zones on sunday at 6:00 p.m. >> please help us out with this. we fully understand the inconvenience, parking authority has been tremendous in finding, garage spaces, available for free, and there are relaxing, parking restrictions and other residential areas. we have secured the naval hospital lot which can hold, you know, approximately 1500 cars. >> reporter: as you can see a list of parking options on the web site at cbs philly.com. >>> final preparations are being made in cuba for saturday's a arrival of pope francis, first stop on his whirlwind tour. pope john paul the second was first pope to visit the communist nation in 1998. thousands of people attended mass in revolution square in havana a. pope francis will also hole mass at the iconic rallying spot, on sunday morning at 9:00. >>> just eight days now until the pope is here in philadelphia, and you can find a complete

todd? >> ukee, you know, some people get it right away. they know it's not true but a lot of people don't. then there are those into between don't know what to do then wind up buying into it any way. there's that post again you know the one that starts with something like now it's official, it's in the media. facebook has an entry price of 5.99 to keep your status private. well it's been posted and posted and rei posted all over everyone's feeds. it's absolutely a hoax. >> fortunately this has bogged down so many people's facebook feeds that actually facebook spokesman came forward and said listen this is not what's going on win facebook. >> reporter: cyber security attorney liza garber says the scheme is catching fire due to its uses legal mumbo jumbo language that's not accurate bought scarce people to repost it believing it will stop facebook from making all your posts public. >> people fall for it. i think part of the problem is the legal ease when they see different terminology whether you're protect yourself if you post this content.

reporting live tonight in old city, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you so muchight before the pope spoke at independence hall, he went to saint charles borromeo seminary in wynnewood to get some rest. that's where he's staying for the weekend. pontiff was greeted by 150 seminarians who cheered as the holy father arrived in his fiat. the seminarians sank a song they consider their anthem before posing for photos with francis. >> earlier pope francis celebrated mass with about 1600 faithful at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. ♪ >> a sea of smart phones greeted the holy father to capture the social moment as he went inside. chris his homily he invoke the name of philadelphia st. katherine drexel asking what about you? he challenged those in attendance to strength they are churches and communities through faith. >> this does not mean relinquishinrelinquishing the sl authority with which we have been entrusted, rather, it means discerning and employing wisely the manifold gifts which the spirit pours out upon the chur church. >> pope francis also call

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i'm todd. overnight, colossal eye popping show of might from the super power. a march of more than 112,000 tro -- than 12,000 troops march to mark the end of world war ii. vladimir putin is will there but western leaders are not. >> good morning todd. that's right. western leaders stayed away. vladimir putin was there on top of the gate standing side by side with xi jinping watching this parade go by, troops, 12,000 of them. missiles, tanks, helicopters, jets. it was a sight to mark the end of the second world war. the reason western leaders felt uncomfortable, they saw this as a naked show of force at t the time china is flexing muscles internationally and has been involved in territorial disputes particularly south china sea. army sources say 84% of hardware they wheeled out there today is either brand new or has not been seen in public. western analysts dispute that. certainly a lot of stuff out there which we haven't seen or haven't seen in this form. also, they made sure the air was clear, closed the factories, kicked cars off the road. they brought in mon

quinones out there now, todd?ring his speech here on these historic grounds in spanish. i think probably no coincidence the con turks every his speech will center in on immigration. you know, as he said in the past, he is in fact is the son of imigrants. on prior speeches on immigration, pope urged people when talking about imigrants, he said, you know, he's asking people oftentimes inch -- to set aside the politics instead place humanity at the centerpiece. also, when i was down in washington, d.c. earlier this week, heard pope francis speak to joint meeting of congress, he made the point that immigrant in the history of this country, are that their first contact were often turbulence and violence, he went on to say that when these stranger is in our midst, and he appeals to us, we must not repeat the sins and the errors of the past. i think that kind of >> we got chance to talk, to one of those people. >> i'm not even catholic. i go to mother bethel. i'm a philadelphia and, from philadelphia, but, he's open, he

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. >> also, another win for the jets later in sports coach todd bowles talks about the early success. >> and elise finch in for lonnie quinn tonight. >> dana, now we are watching temperatures that are between the low 60s and the low 70s. but believe it on, things actually warm up for the first day of fall. i'll have details coming up in >> and the "cbs evening news" less than 30 minutes way. scott pelley with a -- i understand you had a lively discussion with donald trump today, scott? >> we did, dana. we were up in his apartment here in manhattan today talking to gop front-runner for an interview for "60 minutes" which will be on the air this coming sunday. but tonight, we'll preview that for you on the "cbs evening news." he tells us he would welcome muslims into his administration even though he had no comment after he got that anti-muslim question at a recent rally. we'll tell you about that. we'll have the pope's arrival in america and all the rest of on the "cbs evening news." patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospit

latest issue of it such magazine is on sale right now we have a story how chris christie's brother todd signed up for the ashley madison account and as a result he had an affair and only in mid august that he cut off communication from this woman to close down his e-mail account. >> does that surprise you of researching the story that is shocking for the people that was it? >> what was amazing is it highlights the fact when a person sets up a relationship through ashley medicine that will get messy. >> i am always troubled tabloid magazines not saving their source but oftentimes they could easily have a he said/she said i am not surprised he doesn't respond >> is a personal matter. he is the governor's brother. which powerful men have been doing this is the beginning of time. it is not accepted but it is probably expected in many cases. >> people in office conducting the affairs with people that were not their spouses so i am not so sure that this matters. i am having a hard time to see it would hurt him. >> the story is online also that you did not just see that happen once it was a do

>> it's totally ridiculous. >> a series of el questioning by chuck todd. now she's talking. >> such a good interview. it's television, she's sitting down talking to chuck todd, nbc news, mainstream media, and he just hammering away at this issues and show the the montage of all the criticisms, that she cannot continue to run away from. it just makes her look like she's in denial, i think. just using this medium of television to keep asking her that question over and over again, the full scale of what a big issue this is for her campaign. >> for a long time hillary clinton blamed the media for pushing this, and decided it was not just a media problem. do we reach the point, though, when she does the sixth or seventh or eighth interview, a lot of people say, okay, i've heard enough about this? >> i think that's the plan. they're doing as many as they can, to let everybody take their shots. >> which should broadband done three months ago. >> and that's their hope, that the questions will get asked and people will start moving on. the democratic debate is in t

they wait todd licensing to let this thing gone. >> reporter: fans seemed eager to turn the page. >> since amaro became gm, it has gone downhill. >> reporter: ike reese added that since amaro junior era as assistant gm and gm phillies went to two world series, winning one of them and therefore he deserves a lot of respect. reporting live from south philadelphia, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> remember it well, going back to back. what do you think of the phillies decision to part with reuben amaro, junior. weigh in on facebook and twitter and make your voice heard. use the hashtag cbs-3. >>> new at 6:00 camden county is taking a stand begins puppy mills. >> pet stores in the county will be banned from selling animals that come from large scale breeding operations. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live outside the camden county animal shelter in blackwood with more. david, we hear the dogs. >> reporter: jessica, since it started raining we stepped inside. dogs are excited with the live tv cameras but reason freeholders decided to hold this event at camden count

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supervisor christensen and the mayor in making sure we have a great community next we'll to invite todd from the office of economic workforce development their overseeing the program. >> thank you rita so much the mission of the office of economic workforce development is to support san francisco's trying cholesterol corridors and neighborhoods and small businesses and hope help to train and prepare the residents for good jobs through the mares job and supervisor christensen oewd is proud we have hundred amend $35,000 to fund the new experience o commerce i'm assessing it obviously helps to keep chinatown clean for residents and visitors and shoppers as well as the city to enjoy and second it provides job opportunities for chinatown residents good job training and work experience to prepare them for the workforce in san francisco but it is a part of i think an important broader initiative through the mares leadership and the mayor's office initiative this excludes direct outreach to san francisco and chinese merchant francis from the office of economic workforce development speaks manda

people are not allow todd cross the red zone until 6 a.m.hen they'll have to pass through the checkpoints and metal detectors. at:00 tomorrow morning these roads marked in yellow will only be on to authorize vehicles such as emergency equipment. residents cannot park on those highlighted streets. >> "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in center city where the heavy lifting to install all of those security barriers is now underway. annie. >> and jim, we're getting a first happened look at the reason why the secure vehicle perimeter is in place. take a look. law enforcement officials working with crews out here to make changes like covering up those manholes and also putting those fence nsz place to make sure everything here is safe. now, a number of septa stops are also closed in this area. residents and people who work in center city are going to have to figure out how to get around over the next couple days. >> fences are going up in the city and it's starting to take shape ahead of pope francis visit. >> it's like a ghost town e